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		<title>By: Kat</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kat</dc:creator>
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		<description>Oh no, gloom, doom and armaggedon for teenage mothers and their children.
Man, let&#039;s just go kill ourselves. Seriously, get over this b***s*** and see things for what they really are: mothers from bad socio-economic backgrounds are more at risk of: a) becoming a teenage mother, b) not being a good parent. 
Teenage years also covers a very wide range of age. Can you really compare 13 with 19?
No.
Maaaan, these articles just piss me off, it&#039;s like it&#039;s some bloody emergency. 
Sorry, that&#039;s my opinion, and my comment. I had my son at 17, and he&#039;s two and a half now, and what&#039;s to come and long-term outcomes, I don&#039;t know of course, I can&#039;t tell you what they are, but for now, seems to me ........we&#039;re doing just fine. Maybe a little under the poverty belt, but the Lord will look after us. My son gets love, attention, social interaction with other kids and people, food, a roof over his head....I think we&#039;re doing okay. These apocalyptic articles really annoy me though.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh no, gloom, doom and armaggedon for teenage mothers and their children.<br />
Man, let&#8217;s just go kill ourselves. Seriously, get over this b***s*** and see things for what they really are: mothers from bad socio-economic backgrounds are more at risk of: a) becoming a teenage mother, b) not being a good parent.<br />
Teenage years also covers a very wide range of age. Can you really compare 13 with 19?<br />
No.<br />
Maaaan, these articles just piss me off, it&#8217;s like it&#8217;s some bloody emergency.<br />
Sorry, that&#8217;s my opinion, and my comment. I had my son at 17, and he&#8217;s two and a half now, and what&#8217;s to come and long-term outcomes, I don&#8217;t know of course, I can&#8217;t tell you what they are, but for now, seems to me &#8230;&#8230;..we&#8217;re doing just fine. Maybe a little under the poverty belt, but the Lord will look after us. My son gets love, attention, social interaction with other kids and people, food, a roof over his head&#8230;.I think we&#8217;re doing okay. These apocalyptic articles really annoy me though.</p>
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